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John Fetterman offers support for Biden while blasting strategist James Carville to ‘shut the f*** up’

Last month, James Carville said that he was ‘very pessimistic’ about Biden’s chances of winning in 2024

The Independent UK

Fetterman slams Carville for predicting Biden's potential loss in 2024

Democrat Senator takes a witty and playful jab at political strategist James Carville's predictions, showcasing his creative tone and confidence in Biden's...

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OPINION - Jeremy Hunt's big Autumn Statement problem is that trust in economic justice has collapsed

'The economy, stupid': rarely have three words been so debased by overuse as the campaign message coined by James Carville, Bill Clinton’s chief strategist in the 1992 US presidential race; a slogan which has been the inspiration of countless headlines in the past three decades.

Evening Standard

Lessons From the Bust That Followed Bill Clinton’s Economic Boom

Historian Nelson Lichtenstein’s new book details the price we have paid for free trade, deregulation and failed health care reform.

Capital & Main

Janet Yellen and the man who invented the term ‘bond vigilantes’ disagree about what’s happening in the Treasury market right now

Ed Yardeni believes bond vigilantes are attempting to spike Treasury yields in protest against unsustainable fiscal policy—but the Treasury Secretary isn’t so sure.

Fortune

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Can Biden bounce back as the US presidential race turns nastier?

Antagonism between the two expected candidates for US president in 2024 is ramping up as the political battleground turns increasingly nasty.

The Conversation

Purple hearts. Can red and blue find love together?

Matchmaking services find fewer people are willing to hold hands across the political aisle.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Fox News "Five" sacrificial liberal

The new lefty face might be one against four on the right-wing channel, but she's winning fans with viral clapbacks

Salon

The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy review: necessary chronicle of US racist history

Robert P Jones vividly condemns America’s history of racist oppression – but risks misreading political realities today

The Guardian - US

The UK's top financial influencers skew Conservative – which helps explain why Keir Starmer's Labour is so anxious about uncosted spending pledges

It has become a common complaint among some Labour supporters that Keir Starmer and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves are being too cautious about their spending commitments in preparing for a future Labour government. At a recent national policy forum, the leadership clashed with the party’s left, which argued against “fiscal…

The Conversation

Carville calls MTG antics "white trash"

"The level of white trashdom in the Republican Party is staggering," the Southern Democratic strategist said

Salon

For Biden, probe of classified documents is a political snag

Special counsels are investigating both Donald Trump and Joe Biden over their handling of classified documents.

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The Independent UK

Biden political future clouded by classified document probe

Virtually everything was going right for President Joe Biden to open the year

Salon

Gallego: Sinema did "nothing" to help

"Senator Sinema was nowhere to be found, at all," likely primary challenger says

Tribune News Service

Commentary: It’s not just the economy, stupid

The midterms are coming, and with it predictions that the nation’s economic woes will cost Democrats control of Congress. As one pundit on Fox News recently declared, political consultant James Carville’s 1992 adage, “It’s the economy, stupid,” still applies. Polling data seems to support this point of view.

Tribune News Service

COUNTERPOINT: Gun violence is an important issue, but not the most important

Less than a month before the 2022 midterm elections, most polls show that the No. 1 issue for likely voters is, as Democratic strategist James Carville famously quipped 30 years ago, “the economy, stupid.”

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The Independent UK

Nevada Senate race tests potency of abortion focus for Dems

Democrats predicted abortion would be Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s saving grace

The Independent UK

Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera says he ‘could never support’ Trump again

Rivera likened election deniers to suicide cultists worshipping Mr Trump

Salon

Life after Trump: When he's gone, what?

Do Republicans understand that Trump's time is running out? What's their plan after following him into the abyss?

The Conversation

Chalmers' challenge: why the treasurer's words on the economy carry so much weight

When Bill Clinton’s campaign manager, James Carville, scrawled, “the economy, stupid” on a sign in 1992, he merely wanted the campaign volunteers to stick to their presidential candidate’s talking points.

Boston Herald

Biden on Kimmel's show is no joke as president’s poll numbers plummet

BOSTON — President Joe Biden’s approval rating continues to sink — dropping to 39% — so he’s pivoting to the comedy circuit in a calculated attempt to woo dissatisfied young voters, a political wonk says.

Salon

Biden speaks truth: Is that enough?

In refusing to call out Tucker Carlson and Trump after Buffalo, the president is backing away from a fight

Tribune News Service

Rekha Basu: Exploitation of mobile home owners needs lawmakers' attention

The Iowa Senate last week gave final legislative approval to a bill (House File 2562) that was supposed to protect mobile home owners from abusive practices by the owners of the land on which they are stationed. Such exploitation has grown in recent years in conjunction with an influx of…

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